I'm Walking
Donnie McClurkin's song 'I'm Walking in Authority' is an upbeat declaration of Christian identity and spiritual confidence. The lyrics emphasize that believers are children of the Most High God, adopted into His family and granted authority, dominion, and provision. The song encourages listeners to live without apology, knowing their worth and belonging in God's kingdom. It references the biblical concept of believers as royalty and heirs, drawing on themes of faith and divine empowerment. The repeated chorus reinforces a message of boldness and assurance in one's spiritual position.
[Chorus:]
I'm walking in authority, living life without apology
It's not wrong, dear, I belong here
So you might as well get used to me
[Verse 1:]
My mother may not be a queen
But my Father's King of everything
I'm adopted into the family
So I guess that makes me royalty
[Bridge:]
And He's given me dominion yes (oh)
Power over men, them yes (oh)
Everything I do is blessed (oh)
Promised me some great success (oh)
I am the authority (oh)
God of the majority (oh)
Livin' in my liberty (oh)
So you might as well get used to me
[Chorus:]
I'm walking in authority, living life without apology
It's not wrong, dear, I belong here
So you might as well get used to me
[Verse 2:]
We're children of the most-high God
Understand and believe His word
We never have to beg or plead
For our Father will supply our needs
[Chorus:]
I'm walking in authority, living life without apology
It's not wrong, dear, I belong here
So you might as well get used to me
I'm walking in prosperity, living life the way it's meant to be
It's not wrong, dear, I belong here
So you might as well get used to me
Get something in your hand
And wave it in the air
1 2 3 (oh)
1 2 3 (oh)
1 2 3 (oh)
So you might as well get used to me
La la la la